Verasity, the video-sharing platform enhanced with blockchain technology that rewards viewers for watching and sharing videos, has benefitted from pre-sale growth in both membership and community traction.

The company’s momentum reflects the growing need for direct and transparent relationship between viewers, content creators and advertisers.

The business has seen a huge growth in its global community over the past month, beating all previous expectations, including:

– 10,000 members on Verasity’s token sale Whitelist

– Commitments of over $26m received ahead of opening the Public Sale

– Overall community size has grown to over 300,000 in just 6 weeks

– Telegram community now one of the largest crypto community groups with over 40k people.

Verasity’s rapidly growing community is due to the appeal of the solutions they are solving for content creators, viewers and advertisers. All players in the video content ecosystem continue to benefit from their overall vision.

“Verasity’s priority is to ensure a strong and committed community,”

said Adam Simmons, Co-founder of Verasity. “To reflect the amount of positive feedback and support from our global community, we want to ensure that as many people as possible are able to participate in the token sale.”

Verasity’s public crowdsale of its unique cryptocurrency VERA will commence on Monday 21st May at 3pm UTC. Fifty percent (6,245,750,000) of all possible VERA tokens will be sold during the public sale period time.

This establishes a new direct value exchange between content creators, viewers and advertisers. Viewers can then choose to pay content owners to watch their content or they can choose to watch the advertisements to earn VERA

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